Free Range Beehives

Getting businesses buzzing about sustainability

Bespoke beekeeping programs

We’re a social enterprise with a big commitment to sustainability. We work with corporate clients and real estate owners across North America to install hives, host events for employees and tenants, and deliver educational programming. In turn, the bees pollinate the surrounding community and increase biodiversity, while tenants and employees learn to appreciate the importance of bees to our ecosystem. Here’s what bees can do for your business:

Elevate sustainability efforts

Build a compelling marketing initiative

Engage tenants or employees

Collect honey for corporate gifts

A beekeeper in a white protective suit with a 'Free Range Beehives' logo on the pocket holds up a wooden hive frame. The frame is densely covered in honeybees. Below, the open beehive box shows several more frames lined up.
A black eyed susan flower with a honeybee in its center.

Engaging educational events for tenants

Our professionally managed hives produce honey for corporate gifts and our engaging programming offers your tenants an amenity rarely expected in urban real estate.

Connecting employees to climate action

Our hives are a demonstration of your environmental values, and our programming creates a fun culture that connects your employees to climate action.

"Having a hive around is no more dangerous than having a few flowers in a pot."

Free Range Beehive Client

A  close-up of four worker bees centered on one point of a yellow-tan wax comb.
A bee rests on the center of a light yellow large flower, potentially pollinating it.

Giving businesses something to buzz about

Giving businesses something to buzz about •

Some of our partners

  • Colorful Google Logo
  • Fuchsia Dish Logo
  • Black Four Seasons logo with a tree
  • Green CBRE logo
  • Crimson Marriott logo with a large M included
  • Simple dark gray Sterling Bay Logo
  • cursive black Gates logo within an oval
  • Stylistic Ursa Major logo in black with an orange bear above
  • Navy and cerulean UMB bank logo
  • Navy colored Rising logo
  • Town of Breckenridge logo. Ochre background with white lettering and a navy mountain peak
  •  Cerulean Starwood Capital Group logo with a clear star
  • Black Colorado Public Radio logo with a small orange quote-like detail.
  • Black Lexmark logo with a multicolored green icon
  • Navy Granite logo
  • orange Eldora logo with an orange pine icon
  • Black Casa Lumbre icon and logo
  • Blocky black The Public Works logo and icon
  • Navy Battery 621 logo with 3 peaked mountain icon
  • Gray background, white lettering Hyland Hills Dial Senior Living logo with a blue and green leaf icon
  • Navy Dial Senior Living logo on white field with blue and green leaf icon.
  • Navy Graystar logo with gray lines above and below
  • Black Apiary Hotel logo with scattered tentlike images making an icon to the left
  • orange Boost logo
  • Griffis Residential logo in tan, navy, and green, with a box icon of the same colors and blue above.
  • Richard Sandoval Hospitality logo in dark ochre with a geometric icon above
  • Black and teal Denver Urban Gardens logo with a DUG icon to the left.
  • Cerulian Denver Public Schools logo on a white field with an icon of a skyline, mountains, and genie lamp to the left.
  • Black Lincoln logo on a yellow field

Critically important pollinators

Around the world, honey bee populations are under stress due to disease, pesticides, and lack of forageable plants. Over 40% of beehives are lost every year. With more than 70 fruits and vegetables as well as 70% of all flowering plants in the United States being pollinated by bees, this massive loss is highly detrimental to our economy, ecology and well being.

70%

of flowering plants in the United States are pollinated by honeybees

1 out of 3

bites of food eaten by the average American was pollinated by a bee

5,000

flowers are visited by a single honeybee every single day

Beekeeping for your business

Prioritizing exceptional service and trustworthy management, we install and maintain bee hives on corporate and commercial real estate. These hives become a platform for tenant and employee engagement, tailored just for you. Our educational programming and events can be scaled depending on your business size and goals, but they are always designed to engage audiences in bee conservation and environmental stewardship.